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la the tall at 1090 the Naval cadets having
gamed permission tor the first time to play a
me away trom the reservation arrived at West
. John M. Wil-
son. superintendent at the Point. who had fought
loothall item the hcginnlng, addressed the Army
elm-"with a spool to the effect that while he
was against football ho was even more against
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assault and battery.
‘lba field but been marked out and staked
oil with ropes and it was patrolled by renters
with tired bayouets to keep the crowd oil which
was a small one and consisted mostly at people
stationed at the Point. The Army had decided
that in order to oontuse the Navy players they
would use army commends tor signals instcml at
The Army kickcd all and
weatherbcntcn astonishment when the Navy llllt‘tl
up tor their tirat play tile quarterback begun uiv-
. This
‘ .g naval commands as signals
coincident tlpeet the Army so the
or three plays the Navy went through the Army
dci'enae like an elephant through
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in about two minutos the Navy had run
circles around the Army‘s ends. ripped their line
to bits and plantcd the ball on the Army's tour
yard lino tor n ill-st down. Here the West POM”
took a brace and put up such a stonewall de-
i’cnsc. that they took tho ball away on downs.
(To be continued)
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told-r tolling Just how this tamoaa
aches. pains. Joints and dlfloflat
etc. :5 ytara' experience
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t a bottle at drug
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Sudddn Affluence
Now Understood
DAMIEN FOLKS WALL HOW
HOBART COOK SUDDENLY
BURST FORTE AS MAN 0]”
MEANS.
the Inquirer is told that the
Mill
DARIEN
[tendon Herrick. DIHt'n. tor-
rcspoudcnt, tel. Sentinel Otticc. ;
Norwalk OI.
That he became rich orcr night:
about three years ago seems to have i
been the general opinion or Dnrirn- f
ites concerning Hobart W.
ski.
whoa
i'ootimll slur.
from. that institution in 191;". He rc-
Cook. " turned the ncxt. your to coach the
Noroton Manor. now under arrest inl loam. One of his dough: .a,
Cook. with
a. lame residuum» in Noroton
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printing $67,000 from thc illnula oil has lit'.\t'l.il li‘i‘Ol‘da to nor rrmlit.
the Mormon Steamship company. oi‘
uhich he was an enlpioyc.
his wifc and throw.
dntlghtcrn, about thrw- years ago,|lil~' mmn:
moved trom tho l’unz. it bungalow
to
Manor.
immediately his mount-r ot litn‘
changed to he in‘kr-vpim; with his.»
rcsidcncc.
purchased.
and then :1 third. llia r-hildrcn \"crc
lulu-ll out of th.- public Ht‘llnlllx in
llIil‘li‘ll null/ rum to u pri’ruto school
in the south.
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- JUDITH MARTIN. a young
Pendlcton University teacher. is
constantly in hot water with
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daughter at wealth. b in love with
lrlo and Jealous ct Judith.
Whats Judith stumbles on a
secret love alair oi the dean's wlic.
_ its befrienb her against the black-
mailing ct “KIM” SHEA. town
bootlegger. and appeals to Eric tor
protection. .
Ellen’s body is loud under his
car. in a creek. shortly alter the
Christmas holidays. lkle la ar-
rested as a material witness. when
a letter addressed to him is tuned
In abea's pocket.
Insists that they must save Eric.
Judith remembers a bruise ace
qulrcd by Eric about the time oi
Shea’s death.
NOW 60 ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXXVI
HE inquest over shaa'a body was
..| held behind closed doors. Groups
that waited outside the coroner's
cities all of a wet atternoon turned
away disappointed when the coroner
and his assistants lett the building
silently at six o'clock.
Will Wetheni brought the news
that there was no news to Judith.
waiting at the hotel nearby.
She was sitting by the ole-snipe
rail. watching the lobby doors below.
When he waved his hand to her and
shook his head sadly. Judith lay back
in the armchair and waited tor him
to climb the stairs.
“Nothing doing. Jude.” be said.
when he came up. “Not a word to
be had from the coroner or any at
the rest."
She roaa slowly and gathered her
coat about her. They went down the
stairs and through the lobby.
“We'll eat at the Tavern.” said
Will. and buy a paper there.” She
most modern mash.
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$1.25
a “Miriam andvlgaia%atlonelite:granted;e » neither assented nor objected.
Will finatAmaurdsml ; ‘ wit 'is "5‘ B title ’ae
mmmwmmrqorommmmuuo , m ;&?w :3;an
# 170. . " ”'2’ , solvaaatatablo.“audhawaalook-
abdah'dneuoocdnalncludhgm $2.73 ing like the cat that ate the canary.
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Shea maid-ed and trio in tall-
wbat more could the old pu-ytoet
want?!
“What-sud Judith. "is
that the honest opinion?”
1-HWUIMOIIWWWWWMM yum M m “a. use.
rdw-hummdlmflzuM-dn M m ‘ a I o: w“
“mg‘fmqumdummum case. But the detection or we to
. ‘wh durum mwmmm making people talk.“
flammm.my.wfitm . Judith clasped her hands. "Isn't
lfinwdutfwdnhmnrfloohumlms .
7 In at Jqubwmlmyunnowu shir- memwwmu
‘5 and." .uouv-amahumm Dim stun- _
q _' ' k, woos-emanates
“m"W” ‘ ' . “Whisk-“hm!!!“
to‘aaablntoday.buttbquidit
wasa'tviitora‘kntlre.‘ ‘
l Mir-om momma
arowa'aworb. in “w
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Mrs. flown comes to‘Judlth and .
0 mav "
nu stsylcr ac.
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“I’ve been thinkinq about
“Wishing I couId help."
"Perhaps Brown did have some-
thing to do with it. lie is certainly
hot on the trail and i can see why
it Shea is dead. and they can bag
Eric to show to the legislators. to
prove that now. Pendieton will be as
pure as snow. what a leather in the
cap of the discipline chairman!"
Judith sipped her tea. There were
he- “y smudgcs around her eyes. In!
the rouge showed plainly against her
white checks. Her hands clutched
the teacup nervously.
"You've been mighty good. Will.
1 don't want to impose upon you
We'll go home after this."
"No trouble at all. Jude—tltough i
never ..anted toldo anything before
for a demo that never winked a wink
at me. or showed a garter."
Judith smiled icebly at him.
"Wish 1 could stay with you all
evening." aald Will. "Like nothing
better. But those damn 'Blocd and
land' rehearsalat it's a great to
aponsibillty to hold these leadlnl
roles." lie thrust his chest out
outlaw.
'Wbon dost nhaaraal start?"
queried Judith. looking at the clock.
"In about twenty minutes. i'li
putycninataslaadiaev'atrom
km."
Adsopvolea interrupted them. Dr
Dora'waa leaning over their tabla/
“l ovsrbaud your warts.” be cold. at
Wotbsrolroae tram bis ebah'.) “Will
you allow the to take you home. Ilsa
Hattie?”
.idwltbabintotweariaasalnbu
voles. '
mum-kami‘nm
’—
us .
Judith nodded. "it you alto." aht'
""m"‘.m‘*l
irciand.
l 1‘ \
you all day." he said. simply.
"Sure, that will be hotels-totals. i
tell rotten about sending Judith
home alone. but you know these de-
mands ot the stage. An actor can't
call his soul or his evenings his
own."
1):. Darn helped Judith arrange
her wraps. and they started torthc
door. "Would you prefer to ride or
to walk?" he asked. on the sidewalk
outside. '
Judith looked around her. “Let's
walk," she said. ‘li'm not equal to
that boarding house for a little
while."
The man kept silence. walking or
side her down the main street and
turning into the side street that led
to the campus. His head was bent
somewhat and he walked as though
lost in thought.
in the salience to the campus. he
said to her. "I suppose you have bad
a rrutllna day. Judith.”
Sha nodded. "it hasn't been a
gala day. at any rate." ,
"l’va been thinking about you all
day." he said. simply. “Wishing i
could help."
Judith sighed. "l'hauk you. Dr.
Dora. But evidently nobody can
help. i acorn to be marked "tor
tragedy those days. and Law N
used to it."
ram was another can: in the
convention: lasting many manta
As they passed the mount. Judith
looked up at the la Dipper. “link
the wide and starry Ikyt” he hid.
with a little atcb tn‘her voice. “dig
the grave and let no its.”
Dr. Dora looked at out «no
“human—”ea.
Judith putt-rant cabiaul'
ehels ‘
Virginia “Swain
'Juat going into a tomb for nine
months-out ot the yoar.’ théy said to
me.
"And see what a livgly time no
havingl Oh. but I'm too close to a
tomb at that." She shivercd against
him.
"Don‘t think such m 0 r b i d
thoughts." said Dr. Dorn. "1 can't
bear to hear you talk so. After all.
If your own conscience is clear. noth-
Ing can hurt you very much."
Judith laughed scorntuliy. "Per-
haps it is because you are a teacher.
a man of science. that you're nearly
always wrong about matters of
simple. human truth. l'm very sorry
tor you.”
The professor loosened his prea-
auro on her arm. When be next
spoke. there was cold lestntmaut in
his voice. “I don't understand you.
Judith." ,
"Well. this is what 1 mean. You
say that a clear conscience protects
one item serious damage. It doesn't.
We soon the moat innocent people
cutter worse than the gulltlaat. Take
Eric Waters. tor example. What
good will a clear conscience do him,
after this disgrace?"
Dr. Dora's body atliteoed. “l have
nothing to say at Erie Waters. Ju-
dith. His own wiltuinasa has led
him into th troubles. Having
through oily in rred this agracc.
he'll hav to see through but
he can. lone. That i the y o!
the wor ." 1'
"No. said Judith. " n't altm
rather alone. i am Eric's friend. it
he is innocent. he needs me. And it
be is not innocent. heaven knows he
needs me more. i haven't anything
to do with your easy little doctrine c!
retribution. And I certainly ahan't
desert Eric."
“Judith." said the protessor plead-
lngly. "don't run into the same lolly
youracit. You've seen what mulls
tram Eric's way. Now why can‘t you
pull back and tall in step with those
who warned bimt" ,
"Are you.“ said Judith. looking
into his eyes. "by any chance trying
to reform moi”
Dr. Doro drew back. "No." he
said. "l'm a tool to meddle-"
"Right." interpolated J u d i t it.
"that's the tint sensible word you’ve
said this evening.“
He went on doggedly. "But i
have meddled because. it i could
save you iron shipwreck. it would
be worth-even the aacritloa at your
triendabip. But it‘s no use. You
are bound to go over the tails
Nobody on the bank can help you.”
Judith had mall ptiioaca. ’0!
the bank't (So you atabd on the his
bank ot respectability and dolge to,
stretch a band teams. a Insert Dr. ,
Dot-n. you are odious."
to walk fluidly toward allege read.
Judith badtotaka varying”
to keep up with him. She watched
the ludicrous shadows that they
made outbewalk. and one-wanesat
byeteflcal hughter.
lharaaupthaltadwa‘ua-tapaina'
curated“ tbstlstt wad.
nowamnmpbrna‘o
tortbadoorboll.
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Admits Holidays Are Hard
0Instinct Tells Sliding Ghost, Man“Without a Name.
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to "find himscit" hero. but thw llulvr
proved vain. It was one of «lozrns oi
hopcs that how lllOl'lll‘."l. rhwn lul-
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The French iiiwc it
Corset Shop
Next to Hui: ii;
4 No. Main Si., 39. Norixntlt
{SPECIALIZIJG lN LADIES
GLOVES. HOSIERY,
CORSETS AND
UNDER Willi:
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upon the platform of tin: i'hiidiin-i-j
nhia hall where tho rowan .\lm'l“-
can Legion convt'ntion nus incl-l.
calling out to that ma of farm.“-
Nonc of Thom "('licltui"
“For God's sake, huddle~ h-ll n:
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god.
who i am!"
They tried to tril him. Man an. r
man ran fol-ward to silzlltv in..- hun 1.
store attire srurrcd {ac-.- "rebuilt" in
:1 plastic surgeon. and any: "Sun-v. 1
know you. You'rv—- "
Thorn (-nnu: lhr‘ liit o" l‘niill-x S-
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many of than). int nmr
tho. mnn: that "vlit‘ki-il.‘
m thorn
Hob." 'l'nrhut told m-.
'timl my outl’it."
i-lis "outfit" litmus to him
Ono thing—Jiis mother.
"Thcy can‘t tell lllt‘ sh'i tl'iiil.” i...
said. "If your mothrr‘s iillY“ in tin-
world. and has cooitml :1 Thank.»
giving pumpkin pie for you. you
know it. that's all. Winn rhv' now.
I'll know it quick as cruinml firing," '
Jerry 'l‘nrbot. Mu) Without it
Name. studied his starrui lace m
the mirror. passing ionl; i. an iillg‘ rs‘
over little mounds nn-i \‘niiv-ys u.’
the flesh. .
“Some folks wonder why 1..)
mother dooen't see my picture and
know me." he said. "lint my moth: 1-
never could know this nmr tau'i
mine.
“If she could Just iw lirru‘ no.
she'd know in u minuto. though.
even it my \oico docs sound lilw u
toy whistle."
The foam of shrlls that
.lciry's memory from him \xhin'iui
"l‘t: to: in
JUN
(ll
through his check imnw, liionuiwl
the left. side or his fum- lliltl >lm do
of flesh and splinicra of Imn‘ :.n‘l
pierced his \‘Ot‘al cords. His mum is
-:ilmost a talscllo.
It's silccr indtlm-t v—-thv “iii“:
which tolls Jcrr)’ 'l‘urlmt ilmt hi~-
mother lives—that lm lvt'lil‘vfn rill
bring him through into tin l.:.n.l of
Memory sornctimv. i
"There is no llllt‘lllgt‘lltt' in it." lit.
explained. "I'm just llkv' .x H). ranch!
in a. room with n llllllltlll \‘tllltlll't'dy
and only can little plow l‘l 12m
whole room his (‘llutigll for a fly to
get through." -
CIoso—Somulmve
There are llmt's win-n thi- sol-li-
curtain. shutting th:~ nr-rsvnt from
Ithe past. almost lifts. .-\ strain or
music. perfume of a flow. r. u
woman's comforting; smile, a pityiw;
face. arouses his dormant
momentarilywthen the faint lision'
goes.
Jerry knows that he is (‘nillrlitxi
He is convinced he wont to Fortlli'tnl'
University. New York. But that‘o‘
about. all. The rest is \‘-‘0iltll*l'5‘ij.: and
longing. ‘
Yet Jerry is thankful to u ilftrrvn.‘
“it has made a hottnr main or him?
this amnesia. business." hc said, “it
has made me a tighter—tannin mo.
what trouble is. It. has taught lnn‘
how much a tellow's outfit monns."i
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Moselole Mithra Cult ‘
Lived In. Roman Days? g
. Tnnvns, Rhinclnnd (.\l')*.\l
Ihrine to the Persian god of light:
Mithra. has been discovcrcal at, thi-
toot,or the Mountain of the Holy
Croce near 'I‘revca by the Archntoi-
ogioal Commission of llhlnr-lnnd.
This discovery would appear to
confirm the hypothcsis that the Mit-
hra. cult was in vogue in the valley
of the Moaelle and throughout the
Rhine country during the Roman
occupation.
The excavated shrine contained a
dollop-ad altar of Jurassic limestone
with the Phrygiun cap and the dag-
ger. which were the insignia or the
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Hulk .
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